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I am probably going to have to order some parts from Australia but there are a few spcialist motor stores around the joint, nothing hugely industrial. Yeah the motor and belts and pulleys were what I was originally going to go with but if you have any additional information I would gladly...

Also with plants (and thus soil) the turntable is going to be much much much heavier than the weight of a record.

Certainly I am convinced there are motors that will last a lot longer than an old record changer. It's a basic physics course. It's for a New Zealand university, not an American college. Yeah courses change but this is part of the course that's in it for the long haul.

I'm not convinced that would last long enough .... a record changer drive is not really designed for continuous running for hopefully (knock on wood) 10 years + .

I am designing a turntable which will be used to spin plants to demonstrate to first year university students that they will grow towards the axis of revolution. To do this I need a motor. I have decided to go with a three-phase AC induction motor, and with it I am going to get a VFD...